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CD 1
1. Jam >
2. Shakedown Street >
3. Maggie's Farm
4. Loser
5. Money for Gasoline
6. Loose Lucy

CD2
1. Catfish John
2. Masters of War*
3. West L.A. Fadeaway* &
4. Iko Iko* & >
5. Jam + >
6. Come Together >
7. Touch of Grey

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Reviewer: damianf74 - - January 25, 2010
Subject: Bringin me down
You all make me sad...stop going to Oregon shows. They're just too mellow and groovey for your high expectation ass to handle.

Reviewer: Sedula - - December 8, 2009
Subject: Joeylow is and Asshole!
Weir did write many a good tune and was quite a good guitarist and singer up until the mid 80's after that he went south big time. Just listen to him ruin Catfish John-after that there is no debate.

What instrument do you play? Many people who don't play an instrument just don't hear all the mistakes and other things going on. I Weir with The Dead 200+ times and he was the main reason for many a bad show, much more than Jerry. People like you who think Weir is still great are just idiots. Now go back to your Mom's basement and do another bong hit. Don't let her catch you jerking off to pictures of Bobby again! I know that you hate it when that happens! The rating (the lowest) is for you and your idiotic post.

Reviewer: Joeylow - - July 30, 2009
Subject: Sedula is an Idiot
Bob is the man - the doush who made that 1st comment stated he ruined the dead after 76 is a massive tool and obviously not a DEAD HEAD - BOB is the man in any form

I was at this show - pretty short show but overall it was the goods - shakedown opener was hot along with the Masters of War

Reviewer: Erasure/Chorus - - June 17, 2009
Subject: "A show for wine-drinking"
A previous reviewer is right, this show is pretty laid back with mellow, stretched out versions of many songs. They are certainly taking their time and it SOUNDS GOOD!

---That whiney Brit should go record his own shows if he doesn't like the sound quality---

Actually, there's nothing wrong with this tape. It is as clear as can be with very little crowd noise (no chatty 20-somethings). Levels are just fine, perhaps in need of a little treble reduction at most.

Reviewer: UKDEADHEADKUWAIT - - August 17, 2008
Subject: DOWNBEAT AND SHITE - TERRIBLE RECORDING
Im sorry - this is a crap recording and a poor show

What in the name of christ was this show recorded on.

It is tinnier than that man on the wizard of oz!!!

Reviewer: GinsengSully - - June 24, 2008
Subject: Nice recording!
Yo Dean..nice job on the recording! I was curious if I would run into you but unfortunately no.

Decent show, albeit a bit short but that is the Cuthbert.

Gary

Reviewer: barleymon - - June 24, 2008
Subject: Deano does it again...
Way to go Dean - another excellent recording, thanks man! I agree with others about low energy but it works for me - as if played in slowmo but jams are still funky and fruitful. Thanks again.

Reviewer: tombolo - - June 23, 2008
Subject: suMmer TOuR stARtS!!!!!!!!
thank you Dean for sharing this sweet recording of the kickoff show... filled with mellow funky moods. The band sang and played great. a wine drinking tempo awesome for Happy summer trails >0
moondoggie over at the tree

Reviewer: eugenedreamteam - - June 23, 2008
Subject: 3 star show - 5 star sound
The Cuthbert has great sound and this show was no exception - Weir and crew played a good solid but very low energy show. 3 star show - 5 star recording = 4 star review

Reviewer: copperdome - - June 23, 2008
Subject: cool
wow what a sweet review ralberty!

Reviewer: ralberty - - June 22, 2008
Subject: West Coast Ratdog
Aye Dean ty for getting up so quickly.. Farout Man

Notes

notes: mics ORTF - taper section
Van den Hul 1st Ultimate IC - Van den Hul integration hybrid mic cables
recorded & transfered by Dean Grabski (taperdean@gmail.com)

*-with Warren Haynes (guitar/vocals)
&-with Barry Flast (piano/vocals)
+-with unknown Trumpet player (no Weir)